C.S. Osborne · Staple extraction pliers and tool sets
C.S. Osborne No. 787A Bevel-Cut Staple Remover
When to choose it
The 787A is the bevel-cut version of Osborne’s long-pointed side cutter for staple work. Compare it when part of a fastener protrudes and you want access with a pointed cutting edge. The forged steel tool is 6½ inches overall and uses vinyl-covered handles.
If the fastener is still flat against the wood, compare a staple lifter to start the crown. For a leg you want to grip without clipping, consider the bent jaws on the Osborne 600. Choose the side cutter when the cutting profile is part of what you need.
Specifications
- Brand
- C.S. Osborne
- Construction
- Bevel side cutter
- Work task
- Furniture staple extraction
- Model
- 787A
- Cut profile
- Bevel
- Length
- 6½ in
- Head
- Pointed forged steel
- Handles
- Vinyl covered
- Amazon.com reference
- B0B3H8PGTX
Fit and buying advice
Check how much metal is exposed and whether the next step calls for gripping or cutting.
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Is this the flush-cut Osborne version?
Osborne uses 787B for the flush cut. The 787A is the bevel-cut option.
What should I use if the staple crown is still flat?
Start by comparing a lifter that can reach under the crown. Reassess the exposed metal before choosing a plier or cutter.
How can I pull the leg without trying to trim it?
Compare a bent-nose staple puller with gripping jaws, such as the No. 600.
